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End Of u 3 ali River Strike.

FALL RIVER, MASS, Dec. 29.-Tne spinners OF the
stafford mills who struck saturday afternoon re.
turned this morning. and the factory Is running
as usual The authorities will try 10 remedy the
causes which occasioned the falling on In wages
An American GiFi's success i'm Opera.
WARSAW, Dec. 29.-Miss Eta Russell, OF Cleve-
land. Onio has scored triumph In the opera Of
"La Traviata" In this city. she was presented
with golden laurel crown, on the leaves OF which
were engraved the names OF a number OF the gen
erals and coionels OF the imper. al guards.
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NEW HAVEN, CONN.,, Dec. 20.--Jack Demps y,
the pugiiiSt, said this morang that he was averse
TO going abroad 70 meet "Ton' W all as proposed,
but that II the STAKES were made high enough
say g., 90 OF 10000, he would make the trip.
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The last Remnant Sales of 1887. before departing,
viii Ofer recognition Of Past Fsvors immense
line II extraordinary barxains
This being week Of leisure would most respect
fully ask the public and their visiting friends give
~ q call this Thursday and Friday.
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The Ilonr Of tile sep.
LtTason t.ps} Journal

Lehfff7H the.f S0nHdf. IS rHH-aeH ElIFE.
There 10 q story that Mr.. Eliot Glover,
Of Portland, formerly Of this city, related
Rpropos OF sounds out OF the clear sky, l
was In Fsrniingtop, said he, visiting nv
uncle. On Christmas night I attended
the Chrlstmag festival with my relatiyes.
and 1t was clear, staflit night, Tor I re.
member at the close OF the Christmas tree
festival they sent fro balloon into the
air, and 1t went straight up and seemed
to hang over US quite stationary. Then
1t took a conrse In another direction and
seemed to float over towards Lewiston,
The next day was Sunday, aud after
breakfast walked out with my uncle,
It WAS very ssill day, without breezs,
apparently, from any quarter. Smoke
rolled up straight into the sky.
We were walking silently along when
my uncle stopped and said: "What do
you hearw listened. SIT sounds like
the roar Of the sea" l said. 1t did nound
like 1.-THE low monotone OF the surf upon
the shore, the ceaselets roar of the ocean
In q storm. But" I added, "ot course Il
ia not the sea. II must DO the wind.U
1.-THE wind?" asked my uncle; "where do
you see itp Look at thoae trees. They
are motionless. Look at the smoke. Look
at the grove Of pines over there, They
would sing II any trees were etnpiug. and
they are quiot,n Sure enough Il wasn't
the wind, and II not tho wind what was
1t? It must be the ocean. We listened
to 1t for five minutes. 1t doomed and
rosred sullenly. was convinced that Il
was the sea. In the afternoon I met n
well-known Pennington gentleman ont
walking and asked him II he had heard
any sound odd or etrauge. He said TINT he
heard tho wind In the trees. l asked
him il he could SEQ any trees in motion.
and he said no. 1 told him 1 thought Il
was the sea. lie poohed at first, but sub-
ssquen,ly heard him telling friend tLat
he had heard the sea roaring. That NIGHT
we looked AT the map, and found that the
nssrest points ct which the aea came with
Boothbay and Harpswel, and they are
from seventy to eighty miles as the birds
fly. The next day tho newspaper brought
reports Of a fearful storm along the coast.
with high seas and damaging surf along
the shore. l have not heaita,ed 10 be-.
lievs that We heard the surf at Boothbay
that Sunday in Harrington. What cur.
reut Of upper air brought it that seventy
miles? The day TRs as calm as the calm
OF the ocean arrest.
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Hopping On the Two Sans.

Cincinnati Tmes.StGr.
And go the Methodist miniaters haye
denounced thia Sam. Jones and Eam.
Small revival business. OF course no one
will say anything about "sour grapes"
though it Is o fact that the Sang draw
better congregations than the majority Of
ministers. Still, as the Times,Star has
heretofore remarked, these sensational re-.
vivalists bring the methods and jokes Of
the minstrel stage and circus ring into the
pulpit. The majority Of sober, God-fear.
ing Christians are disguised by their an.
tics. 1t recalls story told about tho "Boy
Preacher" Harrison. Just as he began
one OF his nervous, diajointed harangues
q young man,rose and started for tho door.
"Stopl" cried Harrison, pointing his long,
skinny foretinger at him, will you stay
and hear this sermon, or will you be
damned forever?" SWELL, said The young
man, upon mDture reflection prefer the
latter" And SO tho devout and truly
pious, the bone and sinew OF the churches,
would prefer almost anything to clown
In the pulpit. 81 S5;...5 y.
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Enjoy Lilo.

What truly beautiful world We 1.-Two in /
Nature gives us grandeur OF rlountains,
slens and oceans, and thousands Of means
Of enjoyment. We can desire no better
when in perfect health; but how often do
the majority Of people feel like giving It
up disheartened, discouraged and worn
out with disease, when there ia no occs-
zion for this feeling, as every sufferer can
easily obtain proof that Green's Aug,ls,
Flouer will make them free from disease
ss when born. Dyspepsia and Liver Com
plant arc the direct causea OF seyenty-tiye
per cent Of such maladies as Biliousnesg.
indignation, Sick Headache, CostlvenegO,
Nervous Prostration, Dizziness ofthe Head
Pslpitation OF the Heart, and other dis.
tressing SYMPHONIC. Three doses Of Al.
gust F2osrer will prove It's wonderful effect.
Sample bottles, 10 cents. Tryi!. pa,Y
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Hugh uonwa.'s DEATH I'll

.hUHCHeser luhFAF. lssf- gfIsri. e--s. 81
There ia ore circumstance touching the
borderlAnd OF Italian superstition in con.
nection with the death OF Mr., Fargus that
ID little known. During his stay ct Naples
he met the late Lord Houghton Orchard
Monckton Milnes) and 1t CHANGED at that
time there was opened up ct Pompeii one
OF those famous and long-buried villas.
Lord Houghton wGs anxious that his
young coniere ahould accompany him on
q visit to the spot, and the peer used his
influence with tho government to obtain
the necessary permission. Some obsta-
oles for time prevailed, 90 the Italiaus
have q belief that two ont Of company
OF visitors to ouch scenes will surely die
before the end Of the year; but the au.
thorities ut leug.h yielded to Lord Hough.
toms request. Tho visit was made, and
the strange fact remains that the sged
poet and young novelist were both dead
within the predicted period. Some
where in the dark the shadow sits and
waitR a. ~ ~ - s. q f-ss53
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OtToI Ffte lrCN.
Up in the mountains about Marietta
Ga, We came across tall, bare.footed
bare.legged girl, apparently about 20 YEAR,
old, who eat on the ground in front Of 4
log cabin with her feet in sand.pilo, She
made no move to get up, and the mother
who came to the door as We rode M. no
ticed her and yelled out: Sarah Sarah p
"What?s' drswled Sarah. "Whor's
yer manners?'p' "Heiu't got none p'
sob, you hain't! Gentlemen, ex
cuso mel" She picked up a limt
and started for Sarah. Sarah jumped up
got whack on tho back ss sne dodped !
stump, and as she called over the bust
fence in front Of tho house the limb tooA
her again with sill proper energy. "No
she hain't got no manners. and that's So
said tho mother, as she flung down Tie
weapon and came back to us; II want hel
to chop wood and hoe corn and read
Shakespeare, snd the old man he want.
her to trRp and shoo. and learn Lstip, aud
bctwixt the hauling aud pulling we've
got her manners all upset."
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Just Grandpa.

= : = T. 4 . / o.
Little Ruth was 90 fortunate as TO have
q grandpa and a great grandpa. The great.
grandfather lived Of o distance, and when
no one day appeared, to make his frat
Wait SINCE her babyhood, she was greatly
puzzled by the repetition Of titles. ID
HE is your grandpa, you know said
mamma. Sc r. h 3 ~ \, 3 5.5's
"But I've got q grandpa!" S.,S
"Oh, well, this Is your greatgrandpa."
SaMust call him 80 2" m II
Yes, II II Isn't too long, F
nAnd what shall I call my other one ~
"Oh, he's Just grandpa 80 ..
The little brain took In the explanation,
but evidently drew fts own conclusions,
for ever after Ruth gravely distinguished
her two oldest relatives by the titles
"Great-grandpa" and "Jus. grandpa"
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Qke Qt!s!it!:elliI2ell!:la:rl;..
J lie UNIpIRED, THAT WAS ALE

onice, Nos. 20 and 81 Fourteenth street.
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WHY tho Cow Dle,I.

Glasgow Herald. sSt9s, Ja|
In Scotland and the North Of Ireland
the saying Of ''the tune tho COW died OF
ia very common in the mouths OF tho peas.
antry, though all who use 1t may not un.
derstand Its origin. 1t arose out Of an
old song: }Fl, sG
There was IN old man and no had an old COW,
And he had nothing 10 give her; -
SO no took out his fiddle and played her tune
Consider. good COW, consider. y - =" K
This Is no time Of the year for the grass 10 grow
Consider, good COW, consider" s-lI ~. =. FL
The old COW died Of hunger, and whom
any groteaquely melancholy tune or song
Is uttered the North country people say |:
"That is the tune the old COW died Of
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HnMMISsIONER,S SALE.

IN the Cl'cult Court Of Ohio County, wcs. Viz.
gInIa. II h
Rachel D. Thornburgh's heirs and s. 3
others vs.. In Chancery,
Henry llelfenbine. - ~
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a Superstition Fulfilled.

After last years city government Of
Lewiston, Me-, was organized, ono Of the
couucilmen gavea dinner. Mayor Cow.
an occupied the head OF ono OF tho tables,
and running his eye down other side, he
sald: Gentlemen, II l was disposed to be
superatitious, Ishould refrain from sitting
at this table-there are thirteen OF us
here" Just about ono year later all the
othere who attended the dinner attended
the funeral OF Mayor Cowan.
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a Sen Sick Passenger.

On the ocean, cares little about storm. He Is
positively Indifferent whether he Is washed over.
board or not. But set right BY a wineglasful or
two Of Hos.etter's Stomach DttcB, he feels 70.
newed interest In his personal safety. This flne
corrective neutralizes in brackhh wa,er-oIten
conpulsorily drank on shlpboard, 10 tho grieyous
dc.riment Of health -ihs po'nicIous impurities
which give rise to disorders Of the stomach, liver
and bowels. To the mariner, the tourist, the
Western pioneer and miner, the Filters Is Inysl.
liable as a means Of protection. against malaria,
when It's seeds arc latent In air aud water. To the
effects OF overwort mcntal or manual, it is N ost
reliable antidote and 10 tho debilitated and uory
Gus, 1t affords great and speedily felt relief and
yigor. y ~ ;tl5il1
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aInrh Twain's Native Gn,lan,rv.

julian Ralph in Philadelphia Prcss.
That was graceful thing Marx Twain
did with regard TO bis last magazine ar.
ticle, English as She Ia Taught" in the
April Century. 1t seems that Miss La
Row, q teacher in the Central Grammar
School, in Brooklyn, had been collecting
tho abaurdest Of the mistakes OF tupils in
their recitations, answers and COMPOST.
tons. When abe had 8 grand pile che de-.
,ermined to publish them in book form.
srd chr w'0'e ;" 7 7siV . aEifsho might
dedicsia 't:1 aU.A " ulm. She sent him
proof sheets.
He made up q msgez!ne article to help
the book along and sent her proofs OF that,
as also got her to change the title rom
Teaching the Young Idea" to "Enplish as
She Is Taught" She cut his mgeszine
proofs materially, taking out what abe
thought reflected unpleaasntly on her pro.
fesaion. The article Ms he wrote il was
worth $3.50, but she much reduced il, and
Marx made kick for the full price and
gosit. When the cheek came be made it
over to her and mailed it to her, go that
she got the money US well as the tremen.
dous puff. He had never seen her In his
life. - ~ -
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Wool.

PHILADELPHIA, My 2o.-%ool quiet; Ohio, Penn
sylvdiia and west Virginia NN and above Sls3ic
SIa3 c; medium 37aSsc: coane 37aSsc: New YORK
liehlsan anu Western fine or and Xxx 2!uYoc
y and NN .6a37c: medium washed coolbinr anf
delaine Sa39c; coarse do S7aaSc: Canada wSshet
c1mbing 3.a3Sc: tuo washed. choice IOa.lc; fsi
oSaS9c; coarse SSasIc; medium unwashed comhint
gon ane lSc: medium leu o.; toaIse i0a2ic. VaIIe,
oie2on hne 20A92c; mcaium 26a27c; coafs. 23a25c
New sexlco and Colorado ilne lSalSc; medium IN
nc; coarte carpet wool i4al5c. ~ - - y
NEw Yolx, May 20.-wool quiet md generally
sttady domestic fleece 2QaS7c; pulled lIl3c; TeIa,
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FINANCE B 5AN = 2 TnAn,r
The Feature, Of tho money and stock i,

| y
NEW YonE, May 2O-Money on cali easy a. AL
per cent, closed at 1 per cent Primo mercantile
paper 6ask per cent Sterling exchange dull but
steady and unchanged. N 3
Railroad bonds In fair demand Rales, g, 100, 900
Government bonds dull and steady. 'l'ii'fl 7
State bonds dull and steady. 4
The stock market to-day was quiet and at tines
even duii The opening this morning was iifm 10
strong, advances over last weeks prcss Ranging Nh
70 per cent, but Missouri Pacific was a noted tI.
sepuSn being down X per cent The market was
unusually quiet for curly dealings, and though al
ilHt Inclined 10 beaYlnes,, rallied and tholah
becoming e qaiet dull and ieatureless. presented
n Ein, sonH ani,i alter "a when The highest
mat Time there was slow but steady yielding OF
Values, and the close was dull aud rather heavy,
CLOSE Y mo opening fguici The closing prices
genernliy show advances, although ChApges from
@t nShIs figures arc small fractions only, except
Pullman Palace car d llke amount and san Fran.
cAeo preferred per cent, Sales nj, 6i7 shar,s, =
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because it enhances their charms teniold
is sozodont, with which no dentifrice can
compare. 1t checks premature decay OF
the teeth, completely removing tartar
from their surfacea, intera.ices and cavi.
ties, whitening them, rendering the gums
healthy and corallius and the breath ns
bGlmy as the odor Of flowers. The gritty
and acid properties which render many
tooth powders and wsahee Objectionable
are MOTTO be found in sozodont, Americs'l
fsyorite teeth restorative, =551, :
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Thorough stnie. uni

Barddte, IN brooklyn Eagle. q, (! s,s +
7 a young man, student in Bedouin
College, writes to ask "ii . special course
Of study is necessary 10 perfect a young
man in political argument" Oh, no; one
easy lesson iB all you want. Tor instance,
to Say "Grovs Cleveland" ia q Touchdown
Republican argument, and to say t".Jim
Blaine" Is an unanswersble Democratic
argument. "Old Bill Evartsnn. is n ".chain
of7invulnerable logic" and sold Tom
Bayardn Is a''scathinS arraignment Of the
Administration To say "..G. o. Pr 10 80
reslstless torrent Of matchlesa eloquence," y
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rKUsTEE,S SALE,
NRUSrEE'S SALE OF EAST WHEEL

NkUSrEE'S SALE OF EAST WHEEL
4 lSG REAL ESTATE. j.. n
BY virtue Of deed Of trust mGde by Maria d.
NILS and Johu Mills, her husband, 70 mo as trns-
iee' bearing date on the Inst day oil May, III the
year one thousand eight hundred and elghty.hve
and recorded In the office OF the CLERK oil the Coun
TCouit OF Ohio County, Hc.t virginia. IN Deco o.
Trust so0k No. 2, page lS9. Will proceed 70 sell
~ phDHS auction at the front door Of inc Court
House Of Ohio county, In Wheeling, W. Va, on
MONDAY, JUNE IL, 1857,
commencing at 10 o'clock 4. NJ, the following de.
ssti9ed properly, that is 70 say: the eIst hall Of
Iorth side OF Fifteenth formerly Centre) street,
between Jacob and Wood formerly sixth and
sevenlhl ktleetg, In that portion OF the city oil
Wheeling which.was laid OH Into lots by William
w. shttvtr, the taid lot or parcel OF ground being
te!Suahd as lot mbercd eight ~ on the plat oil
aid addition, the portion 10 DO -sold- fronting
thirty (SOl feet on Fifteenth formerly Centre
MTet and extending backward Of an UNIFORM
width 10 public alley IN tho rear OF said iot, 10
gethet with all and singular the aud
aPhattenances thereunpo belonging, or In any wise
SppeF'alntng. ~ 5-7.E.,-s 49,, '4s
TERMS oF SAlE-One.third OF tho purchase
MONEY, or as much more M tho purchaser may
elect 10 pay, cA8h In hand GA the day oil sale, and
any ttsidnG In TWO equal instalnents payable IN
one and Two years irsm tho day Of sale with ilter.
81 iEum that day, payable seml.aunuAlly, me pur-
Gaser 10 glvo his notes for tho detesICd lnAtai
neNts and 10 secure the same by deed OF EuSt
ltOu the property and insurance policy upon the
building 10 the satisfaction OF tho trustee. :,
convey only such title Gs Ia vested In NO BY the
above mentioned decd. FL, l5 So
GEORGE r. Z. GILCsRl8T, Trustee:
J. y HRRvEY, Auctlnncer. ssgg., n Es=le lnVN q
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and reliable Medicines sre the best to de.
pend upon. Acker's Blood Elixir has
been prescribed for years for all impuri.
ties Of the Blood. In every form Of Scrof.
ulous, Syphilitic or Mercurial diseases, il
is Invaluable. For Rheumatism, has no
equal. Logan & Go. and O. Merke.
meller. IN
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Don't

Triae with any Throat or Lung Disease,
Il you have Cough or Cold, or the chill.
dren are threatened with Group or
Whooping Cough, use Acker'e Enrlieh
Remedy and prevent further trouble. II
is q positive cure, and We guarantee it.
Price 10 and soc. Logan 4 Co. aud @.
Meukemeller. 40
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The beet salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruphons, and uoei.
lively cures piles, or no pay required. Il
Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction.
or money refunded. Price rs cents psr
box. For sale by Logan u %. S. ' 81
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At Night

Always have Acker'a Beby soother al
hand. It ia the only safe medicine YET
made that will remove all infantils disor-
ders. 1t contains no Opium or Mo, Dime,
but gives the child natural ease from pain
Price 25 cents. Sold by Logan & Co, and
O. Msnkemeller. Z q i
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e
IL You

would enjoy your dinner and are prevent.
ed by dyspepsia, use Acker's Dyspepsia
tablets. They arc positive cure for dys.
pepsia, indigestion, aatulency and consti.
patton. We guarantee them. 25 and 90
cents. Logan & Co. and q. Menke.
msiler.
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Petroleum,

on Cuy. Pa, Nay 2O-opened at 625sc; high
est G2'sc: lowest 6lsic: closed at G2c: sales u.s.
23s barrels; shipments Sl,SlS barrels. !.
NEW YoHK. May 20,-Pctroleum dull; opening
at exc; higheItSf53sc; lowest Gl5Se, closing al
6l54c; sales lao. 90 barrels. y II
BRADFORD, PA, May % Opened at exc; closed
At 6llse; highest Ge11c; lowest CLIO; clearaaces
PrrTsBuRGH, May ?o.-Petroleum oDennd at exc
est Gl53sse; lowest 6lssc; closed at &C. -
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Philadelphia PTtss. H'l
The Republican Wheeling ISTELLaES.
GER comes to the sensible concluaion that
il the Democrats arc to be beaten in West
Virginia the Republicans must be united
and welcome every man who can he;p.
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and to say "snivel eervice Reform Ia ga
pltiless thrust Of brilliant and merciless
sarcasm Just attend a few meetings and
then read the reports in the papers, son,
and you'll soon perfect yourself In political
argument. - ~, IF
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SATURDAY. JUNE tS, fSs7,

Commencing Of 10 o'clock A. NJ, at the front uoor
o. The CourE House OF said county the following
described property, that is 10 say: All that trlct or
parcel OF Iand OH Wheeling creek IN said ONO
county, bounced and described as follows VIZ:
beSilning 1t II stake on the banks oil NheeilhS
G'eE IL limo with the present hedge fence pound.
.ls iho land formerly owned by william Iaiisnt
S ny afterwards by beverly d. Eou IN trust ".
he!en T., the wife OF John +. Gilchrist when
ron kAd hedge south Gie cast "a GO-l00 poles 70
,Ate on the bank OF said creek, also corner Of SAID
hd held In trust aforesaid for Helen C.Gilchrisl;
ma utnee Down said creek with tho neanders
taeteo ~ SS.ltO poles 10 tho beginning, contain
HS iOht acrvs, thtrc roods and thistytwo perches,
iaoFe or less together with all the right title and
interest Of said parties oil the iSt part Ill anu 10 me
WEEK WHeie 1t binds or bounds said land, being inc
sWsule property conveyed TO iEaid aafSaretta y.
sMleSane by I. L. Hogc, trustee, by decd dated May
" ie,.. and OF record IN said Clerks ohcc IN ueed
Title i believed to 10 perfect, but selling as
GsNtcei shall only convey such title as Is vested
u r Me % said deed Of trust u -, ~ <
iskAs OF SALE-One.third OF tho purchase
sIoaey, ana rs much more as the purchaser may
SI 10 pay. In cash on the day Of sale, the Tcsidue
~ Wo equal ipsullmenlS at one and TWO years 10.
PNuvoN with interest iiom day Of sale, inc put.
s III 10 give rotcs for tho deferred Miscellaneous
,,,t h security approved by the trustee, and the
Ss Se 70 DC retained until payment In full or at the
MY pOl o. the purchaser deed Of trust 70 be SVEN
ntnu --'~,'' ~ TliiIl IyRRIENs 7 rtlstee, "
,h me Undersigned desiring that tho property
SvIe mentioned may tell for as much as possible
pGfchMer, - - Il ROBERT A, McCABE, s
nyl7 IS X. s; N. q, McCABE. 81 "a s;
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CHICAGO, May 2o.-Cattle- Receipts q, 900 head :
steers So 90ai s0: packers aud feeicrs 81 20. COVE
bulls and Mixed 81 lcaS sO Texas cattle s. 75si 81
Hogs-Receips $1,000 head: shipments g. goo head !:
market brisk, stronger, and &c higher; rough aud
shipping s. 0ja5 Is; skipi So 40ii 5l sheep-Re.
ceipts ?,00J mead; shipments 500 head: market
stronger: natives s. i5ai 30; western 81 S0lI rs:
Texans 81 IS; lambs Si7oa6 90. - ~, = ;
EAST Liberty, Hey cO.- Cattle : Receipts $50
head; shipments nothing: nothing doing Ia the
market; all through consignments. HuSsSReceipts
1000 heal: shipments Zoo head; market fair:
PhiladcphiaS IS l5a5 Is; Workers I'll Seas 10; com.
mon and lixhi 81 15ai IS; pigs 81 5Oa4 TO- Sheep
Receipts COO head; shipments l,iS0 head; market
slow at yesterdays prices - :. :
C1ScINNArI. O., May 20.--Hogs steady; common
and light eS S5ai IS: packing and butchers 81 Goa
5 90; receipts 1900 head; shipments 1851 head,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-21

A woman called Mt doctors Office
few days ago, aud, disconIsiny about her
silmente, said: II think I'd be all right
II | took an epidemic. "-Rochesler Post.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-21
HoRsFoRD,s ACID PHOSPHATE


Dr.. W. w. Gray, Gave Spring, Ga,
says: 81 have given it in several cases oil
hsbitnal sick headache, with perfect cue.
cess." rrhHs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-21

Very few young men in thia city arc 60
Anglomatical that they will go back on
the American cocktail Puck,